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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26
TO s%cHooLLIFE.

The Twenty-third Annual commencement
ofthe Parkersburg Academy.
Special Telegram 10 ue Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June 25.-The
twenty-third annual distribution and COM
mencement of the Academy of Visitation,
of this city, was the social event of the
week. The graduating class consisted of
but two members, Miss Bridget Han and
MiSs Ora Ross, who were salutatorian and
yaledictOrian respectively. Gold and silver
medals and honors of various kinds were
bestowed upon the under graduates. The
musical features Of the entertainment were
marked for their excellence. Following the
literary exercises Bishop Kahn, of Wheeling,
delivered an address franght with mental
food of rich and rare quality. His remarks
to the classes were particularly happy. A
feast followed, which was of-aehaFaeteF
suitable to close the exercises of a day so
Fpropitiously begun. Among the guests
were Judge W. E. Russell, Of Kentucky,
Supreme President of the Catholic Knights
of America; John Barr, Of Kentucky, Su-
preme Secretary; NJ. j. 0'Brien, Supreme
Treasurer; Prof. Serenthal, of Kentucky;
Rev. Father 0'Connor, of Clarksburg; Hon.
John T. McGraw and Hon. ID. II. Leonard,
of this city.
The last two days of the Institute were,
respectively, Literature" and History"
days. Professors Chamberlain and An
drews, of Marietta, were here and adj
dressed the teachers. The membership
was nearly $50 when the exercises closed.
Nothing new has transpired in the matter
of the examination question except that
A. W. Judkins, the County Examiner, has
written a letter, and w. G. Mann also.
The former tries to make out that the
plan to sell the questions was all a joke,
while Mann in his reply acknowledges wri-
ting the letter and gives date and details
of Judkins' plans to sell the four ques-
tons. No teacher Of this city is involved
in the trouble inthe least. There is sep
arate Board of Examiners entirely for the
teachers of the city and country schools,
and it is the questions prepared by the
County Board of Examiners about which
the trouble has arisen. Mann, in his let
ter, charges that County Superintendent
McCusiCk gave a teacher a private exam
~ination and pOcketed the fee, and that judi
kins, in order to get even, gave him Mann
a private examination and pocketed the
fee. An investigation by the Presidents of
the Boards of Education, who appointed
these men, would, it is thought, reveal
more improper practices.
GENERAL NEWS.
Collector John T. McGraw is authority
for the statement that the order removing
the Collectors office from Grafton has been
suspended until fall. When the change is
made it will be to this city.
United States Court is in session, and
the term is an important mi The case of
the Supreme Council of the Knights of
America against the First National Bank
of Grafton, and against defaulting Treas
urer Heckmer's bondsmen, has been de-
cided in favor of plaintiff in s. 600 and in
terest.
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SUPREME COURT.
A Large Number of Decisions Handed
Down Yesterday.

A Large Number of Decisions Handed
Down Yesterday.
The Supreme Court of Appeals met at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the an
nouncement OF decisions in cases submit
ted heretofore. All the Judges were upon
the bench, and the, fpllowing::causes were
disposed off,
In the case of Dawson & Preston v.
Smith & Perry, from Wayne county, ap-
peal allowed. Bond, $50.
State at the relation of Neider v. Reuff,
from Ohio county; opinion by Woods.
Judgment reversed and cause remanded.
Thomas 0'Brien, assignee, ct nj. vs.. ID.
H. Jones, from Wood county, appeal al
lowed. Bond, $3.50.
Flint V. Gilpin, from Randolph county;
opinion by Snyder. Judgment reversed
and case dismissed.
Beverlin V. Beverlin. from Taylor coun-
ty; opinion by Snyder. Decree reversed
and bill dismissed.
Ainbaeh, B%urgunder &hCo. va. NJ. B.
Armstrong and ID. l.. Cattle, from Roane
county; opinion by Snyder. Judgment
reversed and remanded.
Peter s. Couch v. Sarah +. Eastman ct
al, from Mason county; opinion by Sny-
der. Decree reversed and cause remanded.
Geo. and Margaret Korne v. John
Korne, from Ohio county,. opinion by
Snyder, decree of Circuit Court affirmed.
Donald Franklin v. Thomas NJ. Geho,
from Marshall county, opinion by Greene;
Judgment Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Caroline Shepperd v. Richard II. Brown
ct al, from Hancock county, opinion by
Greene; judgment reversed and cause re-
manded.
Greenbrier Lumber Co. v. Ward & Cum
bingham, from Roane county, opinion by
Greene; judgment reversed and cause re-
manded.
Benz. Mccoy v. Addison Mccoy ct al.,
from Harrison county, opinion by Green;
decree reversed and cause remanded.
Joseph Robrecht v. Silas W. Wharton,
from Ohio county, opinion by johnson;
appeal dismissed rs improvidently awarded.
John Robrecht v. Elijah Markings adj
ministrator, from Ohio county, opinion by
Johnson judgment reversed and cause re-
manded for new trial.
John s. Brown v. Alphsus W. Brown,
from Monongalia county; opinion by
johnson; judgment Of Circuit Court af-
firmed.
Ruhl, Kablegard & Co. v. Clarkson
Rogers, from Clay county; opinion by
Johnson; judgment reversed and case re-
manded.
l.. s. nelaplain h Son v. Clarkson
Rogers, from Clay county; opinion by
Johnson; judgment reserved and u re-
manded.
George NJ. Lynch v. Geo. W. Kerns,
from Gilmer county; opinion by Johnson;
rule made absolute, and writ Of error dis
missed.
Lanahan v. Lanahan. from Harrison
county; order OF continuance set aside and
case submitted by consent.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 3 p. m.
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Surveying q Now Railroad.

FAIRvIEw, w. VA, June 25.-An I'M
expected but very promising railroad boom
struck this section a few days ago. The
corps of engineers that are locating the
new railroad designed to connect the lakes
with Pittsburg and the coke and West
Virginia coal regions, made their appear
ance, working east, at the Ohio river, at
the mouth of Yellow creek. They have
since located the bridge to cross the river,
which lands on this side near the extern
siye Mahan fruit house. The route thence
proceeds down the river bottoms, about a
mile and q half to the mouth of Tomlin-
sons run. II then follows up the run,
and will pass within a half mile Of this
place, and continue on up nearly to the
source of the run, in Beaver county, Pa,
and thence on to Pittsburg and connec-
tons. The engineers are now at work
about a mile below here.
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EIoped With the Doctor.

WASHINGTON, IND, June 25.-Dr. d.
G. Blackwell, q dashing and handsome
young physician of Petersburg, Ind, has
been making himself too attractive to the
wife of P. S. Horrall, an excellent and
highly respectable citizen Of the same
place. His professional visits are said to
have grown numerous and obnoxious to the
husband. Ms. Horrall came To Washing
ton last week to visit relatives. The doctor
came over also, and was repeatedly seen in
company with Mrs. Horrall. They were
out buggy-riding last evening until a late
hour. During the night Mrs. Horrall
packed her trunk, and the two were seen
to leave on the midnight train, purchasing
ticks to Vincennes.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.

Movements Of Citizens and tho Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
Miss Mollie Frew is home from q pleas
ant visit to Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. DIR. A. F. Hustled returned from q
visit to Pittsburg friends yesterday.
Henry Bellinger, of South Market street.
is visiting relatives in Detroit, Mich.
II. B. Clarkson and K. G.. Quarter, OF
Charleston, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Sam Nesbitt, a popular Young law stu
Mrs. /. Y. Smith and her son Eugene,
Of Lexington, KY, are visiting friends In
the East End.
Miss Minnie Gilehrist has returned from
C~larksburg, where she spent last winter
and spring.
Mrs. John Mills, of Chicago, il visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Hancher, on the
Garden Spot.
/. Miss Katie White has returned from .
pleasant visit to Miss Della Haymand, at
Clarksburg, W. Va
Clerk Woods condition was very bad
Friday night, but yesterday he was re-
ported q little easier.
Miss Emma Vogler, a popular young
lady Of South Main street, Is visiting
friends in Burton, ". Va.
Mis- Essie Scott, sohaTming young lady
Of PittsbuTg, IL the guest Of Miss Mollie
Frew, on Fourteenth street.
Miss Kate A. Mclaughlin Of Beaver,
Pa, il visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. A Ne
LAughlin, on North Market street.
Mrs. Mary Rely, of Cameron, w. Va,
IL visiting at the residence Of her son, Mr..
Hitter Rely, on South Market street.
Mr.. E. II. CowIes, representing the
Everett Piano Company, Of Boston, Is Wis
iting the agent here, Mr.. w. H. sheib.
Mr.. s. r. Anshutz, night editor Of the
REGISTER, Is lying at his home Do the
Island quite i'll, but his condition IL i'm
proving.
Mr.. Charles Goetze, ST., win to-day cele-
brate the eightyseyenth anniversary Of his
birth at his residence, Pleasant Hill, Mar
shall county.
Mrs John Wright Of Des Moines, Ia,
left for Lancaster, o., her former home, On
Tuesday, after a pleasant visit 10 Min
Mary Dickey.
Mr.. Bert Highly, the accommodating
prescription clerk in McIain's drug store,
leaves this evening on q visit 10 his homsas
Weston, w. Va
Mrs. W. j. Harrington, Of South Chap
line street LEFT last Wednesday for New
burg, W. Va, TO attend the wedding Of
her sister-in-law, Mis- Laura Harrington
Mr.. Joseph Bodley and two daughters
leave tomorrow for Allegheny College to
attend the commencement exercises Of thst
institution. Nj. I'd Bodley being q mem
ber Of the graduating class. The young
gentleman will aftsrvssd leave In COM
pany with DR.. Wheeler, President Of the
college, to makesan extensive tour Of En-
rope.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

YESTERDAY was q bad day for 6res, in q
bad year. Besides the half million blaze
At Louisville, a good deal Of property went
nm in smoke elsewhere, notably at Jack
~souville, Fla. Several lives are thought to
have been sacrificed at the last named
pIace. and six men were wounded.
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THE 8 SAD RITES.
Funeral Services OF the Late q. w. Cald.
we'll.

Funeral Services of the Late q. w. Cald-
we'll.
Special Telegram TO he Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, June 25.-The
meeting of the Bar Association was called
to order by James Heryey, Chairman, at 8
q. m.
Judge Melvin, from the Committee on
Resolutions, appointed at the last meeting
of the bar, held on the 23d inst, submitted
a report, and on motion of Judge Jacob,
and after appropriate remarks by Judge
Jacob and Col. White, Of Wheeling, John
NJ. Cook, of the bar of Jefferson county,
Ohio, and Col. John K. Donahoo, of the
Hancock county bar, the report of the COM
mittee was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Col. White it was resolved
that the members of the bar and officers
of the Court present attend the fu-
neral services of DIR. G.. w. Cald-
we'll in a body, starting from the Court
House. Other lawyers of prominence who
Oliver Marshall, of New Cumberland; T.
S. Brown, of Pittsburg; Col. Dunbar and
Judge Trainer, ofSteubenville; Col. White
and VIM. Erskine, of Wheeling. The Bar
proceeded from the Court House to the
home ofthe deceased and escorted his body
to the NJ. E. Church, where hundreds of
people were gathered to pay the last tribute
OF prospect TO one whom all hOnored. His
body was borne by Thos. Boyd, John A.
Campbell, ThOs. Everett, DR.. J. NJ.
Cooper, w. c. Barclay and Samuel George.
Prayer was Offered by Rev. Brown, of the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. G. ". Rey-
nolds, of the NJ. E. Church, preached the
funeral sermon, dwelling mainly upon the
high moral tone of DR.. Caldwell's charac-
ter, his loyalty to his principles and con-
yictiOnS and his high aims in life.
President Pendleton, of Bethany, fol-
lowed with appropriate remarks upon his
religious life He connected himself with
the Disciples Church in his youth.
The services were concluded at Brooke
Cemetery, where the body was inferred.
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necessity to obtain employment in shops
and factories. The little store of money
that had been laid aside has been swept
away; the house or lot has been burdened
with a mortgage; hundreds Of frst-class
mechanics have left the city seeking to
find = refuge from the remorseless tyranny
Of trades unionism and the reign of the
walking delegate. These are a few results
Of the present strike.
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Three Men Rsported Killed.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-A special to the
Posi- Dispatch from Little Rock, Ark, says:
Reports from the Cherokee nation reached
here this morning OF serious trouble be
tween contractors and workmen on the
railroad now building in Indian Territory.
II Is reported that q fight took place last
night in which three mel we're killed A
Us. Marshal aud posse have gone to the
scene of the disturbance.
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Remarkable Freahet In Massachusetts,.

LAWRENCE, MASS, June 25.-The most
remarkable freshet ever known in the Mer-
rimac river is now in progress. The river
has risen over ten feet since yesterday and
is still rising. 1t is now within two feet Of
q temporary bridge just built across the
river. Should it keep on m hour longer
the bridge will be swept away. Huge log,
numbered by the thousands. are sweeping
down the river. Every effort is being made
TO stop them above the Lawrence dam.
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Gave Their employees a Grand Picnic.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, June 25.-Tbe
Chicago and Alton management to-day
gave their fifteen hundred OF more en-
ployes at Bloomington a grand picnic at
Wilmington, furnishing them the train.
The excursionists departed for the picnic,
seventy-five miles away, at $50 this morn
ing, on a train Of fifteen coaches and all the
baggage cars required, and arrived at VIII
mington about 9 O'Clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

BALTIMORE, Jun a5.-John Thomas
Ross, cOlored, convinced of the murder of
Emily Brown, white, whose body was sold
by him TO the Medical University, was to-
day sentenced 10 be hanged The Court Of
Appeals affirmed the verdict of the jury.
The Governor will appoint the date of
execution.
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Chicago Looking for Water.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The City Engineer
ing department is taking soundings in the
lake preparatory to extending a new water
tunnel four miles from shore. The pro-
posed tunnel will have a diameter Of eight
and a half feet, and viii supply 50, 600, 900
gallon of water per day. The cost will be
s. nn -nMl
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HARRISBURG, PA, June @.-Appiiea-
ton wal made at the State Department to-
day for n charter for the Erie and State
Line Railroad Company, the line of which
will run from the New York to the Ohio
line a distance Of 40 miles. Capital stock
100000
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~PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June 25.-
Thomas Martin, an old citizen of Richie
county, drank q small quantity of petrole-
um oil, installing il for tea. He soon died
IN intense agony. On account of his age
his senses of smell and tSste had become
much impaired.
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Rumor Of a Wreck.

NEwBUReH, n. Y, June 2a.-The
morning trains from New York on the
West Shore and New York, and Ontario
and Western roads did not arrive at Corn
wall until ! p. m. AL trains are delayed.
An unconfrmed rumOr at Cornwall Is that
a train went over the bridge into the
Hackensaek river.
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A Mother., Fearful crime.

EDINBURGH, June 25.-Mrs. Leckie,
wife Of the Presbyterian minister at Airth,
near Grangemouth, county Of Stirling,
Scotland, in a fit Of temporary insanity,
last night, cut the threats Of her three
children and then her own.
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What B-.r VIII DO.

Special T{egrdm tOtbe SaRIGy RegiaT.
PAREERsBURG, w. VA, June %
Three kegs Of beer melted a bloody not on
the south bank of the Kanawhs tonight.
About fifteen or twenty people were en-
gagged in the row, and a number of bad
wounds were received.
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Death of LIncOln's Attorney General.

LOUISVILLE, June %. -General James
Speed, whose serious illness was announced
in these dispatches several weeks ago, died
at Bis a. M. to-day, at his home in this
county. For n year past he has suffered
much from general debility. The de-
ceased was a prominent Republican pOliti-
clan, and was Attorney General under
President Lincoln. He was in his 10th
wear
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,Faae a Wm and Thsn shielded.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Dr. T. B. Dover,
erazed over his wife's death two weeks ago,
shielded last night Before blowing his
brains out he made a viii disposing of bis
property and body.
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1t would be difficult to namea trade or
business not directly a sufferer from this
protracted strike. Thousands of homes
have felt and are now suffering the pangs
Of poverty; children have been driven into
the streets and have been forced by grim
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

SOME thin-skinned Pittsburgers are rails
ing objections to the young folks washing
their pet dogs in the city reservoirs
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Receiver Appointed.

New YORK, June 2a.-The Nail and
Express says: Nv. p. Snyder, the Bank
Examiner in this city, has been appointed
receiver of the Fidelity National and has
started TO take charge"
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THAT was a lively little incident they
had out at Weston, yesterday.
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The Wall street furry seems to be over.
Those crippled financially will drop to the
rear. and the scramble will be renewed all
along the line.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

The count of the money in the Fidelity
vault shows about Sl25,OOO ON bond.
There seems to be some millions Is yet
unaccouuted for in this affair.
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OUR London telegram outlines a scandal
Of high degree, Folks with titles seem to
HAYES peaehaai for dropping into trouble
of this sort.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

JAY GOULD has been interviewed by q
New York World reporter. The old gen
tlemau takes q very cheerful view Of the
general situation.
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THE opinion is expressed in Pittsburg
that the attempt on the part of the Anal
gamated to enforce the new scale will re-
suit in a strike.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

The facts and figures regarding the big
Chicago strike, presented elsewhere, ought
to set a good many people to thinking.
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BRussxls, Juss 0-k xsrt. ~ Rss-
sian orprs Published bsse, dsniss - ~
port thst Russia h willing 70 sepspt ~
Anglo Turkish ~eeuyestioa csscesnz.g
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MineTelia - Pfncssf BaleHria. Tpn -
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policy md vun't hnEpfA ahsutH
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26

THE Supreme Court evidently worked
SIX days last week. The Court will adj
iOurn Wednesday next.
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EUROPE AT LARGE.
A New Rate. Of 1rs.,,., o..,s..

New Bsseh % vrezsiss osssAs.
vienna, June M-Dispsscbs from
Warsaw state thss Ra.is he's decided 70
create five new companies Of sesdssmss 70
be stationed along the Austrian frontier.
1t IN officially denied hers thst King
Milan intssds 70 abdiesfs The Bsrvias
throne.
THE PoPE oBJEcTs 10 TfszA's nETBODA
Count Apponyf's organ, the Pea Hepie
publisbes 40 article, supposed - hass
emanated directly from Cardinal 6inea
and Coust Apposyf, according - wkicAs
cu~lturkampf y n sight In HnpUsy, sfis-
ing from he coming conflict bstwsss ~
Hungarian Episeopsse asd PneEies Tsm.
who 10 sccuscd u distributing Ep&sespa1
Bees IN accordance with tie polffieal M.
its Of candidates. Is fststsd In u asti-
Gle that the Pope has potiAsd ~ Nsseis
ct Vienna that be dos not sA3set - 10
present occupants d ths gesn, bot thst ~
does object 70 ths wy In which prSas1A
are Transferred fs tie purposs q tsessas-'
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~PTTSBURG, June 25.-It is stated that
LOO employees Of the Black Diamond steel
works have determined to join the K.
of l.
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TaIk Of a New syndicate.

~PrrTsBURG, June 25.-A big meeting of
coke operators was held here yesterday,
and the formation of a new syndicate on q
larger scale Is limited at.
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AT 600 RATE.

The big crowds nj out on the days
the poor games are played.
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The curb.tone Men win BE Glad.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 25.-Goy. Hill
has vetoed the bill imposing a tax on
bucket shops.
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Appointed to omes-Death oTTodd Baird

WASHINGTON, PA, June Esd. T.
Kirk was elected to the position Of second
I~ieuteusnt, by the members OF company ii,
n. c., tonight. 1t was Washington
boy, and one OF the most popular boys OF
the company, and will make u OF the
best officers IN the company.
A. Todd Baird, Jr,, died at his home, on
Maiden street. this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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High License.

LANSING, Mich, June 25.-The license
bill which has Just been passed by both
houses Of the Legislature, is a decided vic
tory for the high taxi men. By the terms
ofthe bill the tax is fixed at $500 for sell
ing malt liquors and S5OOfor selling spirit
nous liquor, an increase of 500 and 500
respectively. The bonds must be secured
in city, village, or township where the
business is carried on. Saloons are allowed
to remain open from 8 a. m to IL p. m.
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nGREAT BIG PAGES
hFuIl Of Original StO-
Vriss, News, lllustra-
tons and Gossip. EVERY
BODY READS IT.